Satan & Adam

This documentary chronicles the unlikely musical partnership between Adam, a white, wealthy, and aspiring blues musician, and Satan, a Black, impoverished street musician with a raw, untamed talent. Their collaboration, born on the streets of New Orleans, transcends racial and socioeconomic divides, offering a powerful exploration of friendship, music, and the human spirit.

Satan & Adam garnered significant critical acclaim for its authentic portrayal of a unique friendship and its celebration of raw musical talent. Critics lauded the film's emotional depth and its ability to capture the essence of street-level artistry, highlighting the compelling dynamic between the two central figures.

• A deeply moving and authentic portrayal of an unusual friendship.

• Showcases raw, unvarnished musical talent that is both exhilarating and profound.

• Explores themes of race, class, and artistry with sensitivity and nuance.

Google audience: Viewers overwhelmingly praised the film for its incredibly moving story of friendship between two vastly different individuals. Many highlighted the powerful and authentic music as a major draw, and the documentary's honest depiction of their lives resonated deeply with audiences.

Won awards at various film festivals including the Audience Award at the 2018 New Orleans Film Festival and the Best Documentary award at the 2018 Seattle International Film Festival.

The film's director, Adam Schou, initially set out to make a documentary about the New Orleans music scene but was captivated by the unique relationship between Adam and Satan, pivoting the focus to their story.